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So here's the project - I'm taking 2 - 1/8" pieces of plexi, sandwiching a
picture in-between them, gluing the picture from both sides to the plexi, and gluing the whole thing together basically making a plexi - picture - plexi sandwich. Question is, what type of glue should I use to do this? I need something that dries clear and does not change the color of the picture. I'll be printing the picture on a color laser, so there's no worry about the ink bleeding as there is none. The end result will be cut on a Laser Camm into a jigsaw for a rather unique Christmas present. Thanks in advance. Mike Rinken |
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